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snypher
6y ago
Has Tether ever proven that the coin is backed by $? It's fine to claim that, but I'm pretty convinced the $ doesn't exist and would like to see some proof otherwise. "Indeed, a Tether lawyer said in 2019 each USDT was
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snypher
6y ago
Why does MicroStrategy think they are a 'market maker's just by buying bitcoin 8 months ago? Correlation isn't causation, and I won't accept anything about their bitcoin purchase affecting either the gold or bitcoin pric
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snypher
6y ago
On what basis should it be measured? I'd rather resources be allocated to someone with a potential future ahead of them.
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snypher
6y ago
Lots of people do and are. I try to not judge people on old blog posts about complex issues I don't really understand. Aside from that, I don't let people being assholes stop me from learning about trashcan and sidewalks.
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snypher
6y ago
I'm wondering what difference you see between the examples - they both seem like self-depreciating humour to me. It doesn't really make sense to be offended on behalf of other groups, especially when they haven't problem with
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snypher
6y ago
It's pretty much the scorpion and the frog at this point.
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snypher
6y ago
Yes, even $10 for the paper microscope is too much. It was designed to be cheap to increase access to instruments and make them more likely to be used. Selling them in this way really makes me wonder where the profit goes. For comparison I
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snypher
6y ago
The reasoning I have heard is that USA wanted to show it just wasn't a one-off or all-or-nothing attempt. By showing they could do this multiple times, it was a more effective weapon.
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snypher
6y ago
It's main task is as a technology demonstration, after it's time or power budget is expended the rover will continue with it's scientific mission.
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snypher
6y ago
In an ideal world.
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snypher
6y ago
This is my reasoning on why Tesla can claim so many accident-free miles, if it gets too sketchy for the CPU it throws up it's hands and says 'you drive pls'
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snypher
6y ago
Yes, I'd probably trade some pacifist politicians for all collateral damage caused worldwide from war, both people and environment.
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snypher
6y ago
For what reasons would you say it was dodgier?
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snypher
6y ago
Probably something like this method; https://youtu.be/uz6rjbw0ZA0
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snypher
6y ago
I'd like to know who is advising you against cotton, and why? Unless you are in a strange climate it's one of the best materials for clothing.
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snypher
6y ago
I think there's different demands in play, I would skip lunch if it meant someone who really wanted to eat got it instead.
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snypher
6y ago
"The tape out means that the documentation for the chip has been submitted for manufacturing to TSMC, which essentially means that the SoC has been successfully simulated. The silicon is expected to be obtained in Q2 2021." Would
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snypher
6y ago
Does anyone know what the cage-like section on the bottom of the U87 is for? Neumann themselves state that the U87 'looks like a studio mic'.
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snypher
6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
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snypher
6y ago
Even the cheetos guy was already employed by the company.
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snypher
6y ago
>doesn’t matter how much energy is used For machines that turn coal into waste heat for no benefit, I think it does.
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snypher
6y ago
I meant in this case. The article implies the human police deescalated the situation. A robot dog wouldn't make this any easier, and seems more likely to escalate the situation.
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snypher
6y ago
How could it possibly have helped arrest someone? Seems like it's being deployed as a chilling effect on residents.
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snypher
6y ago
I agree, but there are people who create bank accounts (and I'm sure Coinbase accounts) with fake ID and use them for illegal proceedings. So while we can trust that the transactions log is accurate, it doesn't always prove a link
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snypher
6y ago
"They call me either Uncle Bernie or Mr. Madoff. I can't walk anywhere without someone shouting their greetings and encouragement, to keep my spirit up. It's really quite sweet, how concerned everyone was about my well being,
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snypher
6y ago
? A private company can't obtain a warrant for access to my hardware.
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snypher
6y ago
I often see this argument as though in the future some advance technology can go back through the ledger and de-anon people. Outside of some exchange link keeping a name = address record, the public wallet doesn't really expose you as
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snypher
6y ago
I don't want the US to 'save' Navalny. I'm not so sure his story is as straightforward as the relentless narrative presented in, for example, this WaPo opinion piece. I want the US to end it's war against Julian Ass
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6y ago
I think it would more properly be called a joke. It doesn't seem to have any malicious intent. Unless you are asking if this thing exists!?
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snypher
6y ago
There is a video compilation here that seems to show him switching something on under the left side of the saddle. https://videos.marca.com/v/0_r7kcp809-el-gesto-en-la-nalga-q... I don't really see this being poss
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